High School All Stars set to play festival main stage Aug. 10.
Liam Devenney is one of three Mountain View High School students in the San Jose High School All Stars, a regional, audition-based music education program under the auspices of San Jose Jazz . Devenney will play his trumpet on the main stage with the All Stars Aug. 10 at this year’s SJZ Summer Fest. Mountain View High School students will be representing in the brass section when the San Jose High School All Stars take the main stage Aug. 10 at the San Jose Jazz Summer Fest.
Jankowski says he’s keen to improve his improvisation and soloing techniques, and to meet more people in the jazz scene through the All Stars. Music, he adds, is a welcome escape from his school activities. Gault comes from a musical family. Both of his older brothers play brass—trumpet and trombone—so he says learning trombone was a way of following in their footsteps.
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